Titanoboa: All about the species of giant giant snakes that are famous for the internet However, the image is not from snake fossil but a giant art installation If you’ve been on social media in the past few days, you might have seen videos intended to show the largest snake in the world. Twitter users recently uploaded recordings on the microblogging platform. Long snake skeleton looks on the beach in the recording. According to the video, Google Maps found a large snake framework off the coast of France. The post brings the internet to stop, and why not! Tweet also raises speculation about Titanoboa, the largest snake species known to humans. However, the image is not from snake fossil but a giant art installation However, thanks to posting, suddenly there was a new interest in Titanoboa, a pre-historic snake species.
According to the Smithsonian institution in the United States, “a prehistoric snake of 2,500 pounds, 48 pounds was found near fossil plants, giant turtles and crocodiles from Epoch Paleocene, more than 60 million years ago when the world was the first time the rainforest was known There are, and dinosaurs no longer rule the earth. The Institute also stated that the snake appeared “from the fossil bed deep inside the Cerrejon Coal mine in Colombia.” It adds that this is “the biggest snake ever found
“At the age of 48 feet, this mega snake is longer than the school bus and is at the top of the monster-monster food chain,” Report Added Making it a “animal”, the Institute added that the snake was “able to destroy and devour massive prehistoric crocodiles” In 2012, the Institute even made a documentary at Titanoboa Snakes entitled “Titanoboa: Monster Snake”. The first documentary at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History in 2012.
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